Marketing News & Consulting
There’s been a lot of buzz about the impending rollout of Google’s revised mobile ranking algorithm; webmasters have been scrambling to get their sites to line up with Google mobile-friendly guidelines. For older websites this can mean entirely re-developing the site, deploying a secondary mobile site or even creating a branded web app to reach […]
As internet connection speeds keep going up, users are expecting content to load faster and faster. According to a Website Magazine article, a site that takes more than 4 seconds to load see a sharp drop off in conversions as viewers move on to the next site. Getting your images in order, is the easy not-terribly-technical way […]
This week Google will be offering web optimization tips through its Google+ channel. Yesterdays post covered three common configurations of mobile friendly sites, which include; responsive web design, dynamic serving and separate mobile urls and a chart to demonstrate the key differences. Today’s post discusses which configuration is most recommended by Google – responsive web […]
One of the most popular trends for displaying content currently is the use of both tabbed content, and expandable content boxes. Both are often used as a means of displaying large amounts of content in a user friendly manner. This beneficial user experience design trend now has one major drawback however, Google’s Jon Mueller has […]
So you want to host your full site in WordPress. Great, it’s a fine system and we like it a lot over here at Beanstalk. But often we hit the same scenario and I realized that nowhere on the web (that I could find) is it thoroughly documented so I decided to provide this non-Internet-Marketing-but-useful-for-marketers-and-website-owners […]
Have you ever had a bunch of tabs open, decided to turn on your speakers/put on your headphones, because there was something you wanted to listen to, only to find out that there’s something making sounds…
If you’ve become accustomed to seeing your charming mug in the SERPs when you are Google’ing your keywords, it might be rather unsettling to see those images suddenly disappear…
Google has been busy in 2013, retiring the old Offline Conversions APIs, and beginning a new Offline Conversions import service…
This is my final installment on my overview of the New Webmaster Guidelines. My first post covered Design & Content the second part covered Technical Guidelines.
